A computer designed especially for you.
Warrant canary
As of 19 October 2026, we declare that:
- We have not received any warrant, subpoena or request from state authorities to hand over our clients’ data.
- We have not received any order prohibiting us from disclosing such requests (gag order).
- We have not installed, nor been compelled to install, any backdoors in our solutions, software or infrastructure.
- We have not handed over encryption keys or access credentials to our systems to anyone.
- We have no knowledge of our infrastructure having been compromised by third parties.
This statement is updated every 3 months. Next update: by 19 January 2027.
If this page is not updated on time, or if any of the points above disappears, you should assume that it may have happened.
Proof of date
The Bitcoin block below was mined just before this statement was published. Its hash cannot be predicted in advance, so the statement could not have been written before that date.
- Block
- 972150
- Hash
- 0000000000000000000182cf46b7ac395c7a7472923cc464df3c1c0ca3de2630
Click the block number to verify it in the mempool.space explorer - the block hash is shown there in the “Hash” field. You can also use any other Bitcoin block explorer, e.g. blockstream.info (the block hash appears in the address bar).
PGP signature
The statement is digitally signed with our PGP key. The signature confirms that the statement comes from us and has not been altered.
- Signed statement
- canary.txt
- Public key
- nistar36.asc
- Key fingerprint
- C5CC E460 D137 7D15 4A38 FF88 BBDB F8B8 FE03 365E
To verify: download both files and run gpg --import nistar36.asc, then gpg --verify canary.txt. Compare the key fingerprint with the one shown above and on the Contact page.